From Computer Keys and Bottle Caps, Moffat Takadiwa’s Tapestries Collapse Geographies
Article credit to Kate Mothes, Colossal Since the late 20th century, artists like El Anatsui, Ifeoma U. Anyaeji, and Takadiwa have comprised a dynamic movement ...
Interior Design Magazine: African Art’s Impact on Modern Styles
Article credit to Greater African Art Introduction African art has long played a vital role in the world of interior design, with its rich history, ...
The seventh consecutive pavilion of Zimbabwe at the 60th International Art Exhibition La Biennale di Venezia 2024
PHOTO LEFT TO RIGHT: Kombo Chapfika, Moffat Takadiwa, Sekai Machache, Troy Makaza, and Victor Nyakauru. Honourable Dr. Coventry unveiled the artists exhibiting at the 60the ...
Contemporary African Sculpture: Bridging Tradition and Modernity
Zimbabwean sculptor Takunda Billiati who uses found and recycled objects including Flipflops, rubber, wire and cow horns. African sculpture has long been a ...
The Current State of Contemporary Art in Zimbabwe
Zimbabwe’s art scene is a rich tapestry of cultural expression, political commentary, and innovative creativity, steeped in a history of resilience and resistance. Despite economic ...
Modern Interior Design and African Sculpture
In the realm of interior design, incorporating unique and captivating elements can breathe life into any space. One such element that has gained popularity in ...
Dominic Benhura
Dominic Benhura is critically acclaimed as one of the premier stone sculptors in the world and has exhibited for over three decades throughout Africa, America, ...
The History of Zimbabwean Sculpture
The histories of Zimbabwe and its sculptors are inextricably linked. Zimbabwe means “house of stone” in the Shona language as is derived from an ancient ...
Zimbabwean Sculpture: Stones and Methods
Although today’s sculptors have access to modern tools like grinders and compressors, they continue to rely on hand tools including chasing hammers, rasps, punches, ...